The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-03-23
Gobloville.
Crosby has started his heading mill.

Crosby has started his heading mill.
Our school has q vacation of two weeks.
Fred Palmer, after ali absence of two
years, has returned home.
Mrs. Tutsin, who has been visiting her
parents here, has returned to Chicago.
DIR. Hall expects his wife soon when they
will commence housekeepingin Mrs. Parker's
house.
The donation supper at the rink for the
benefit of Elder Lewis netted about forty
five dollars.
Horse buyers were here last week and took
eighteen fine horses away on the train Satur-
day evening.
Hi. Palmer has utilized his pension by
buying Wick Lamberson's residence. Con-
sideration 800.
Clark Beardslee bought farm of eighty
acres at Marcellus for $1,000. That's where
his pension goes.
b. M. Davis has been having little set-to
with the measles, eight of the family being
down at one time.
Fred Palmer has hired for the summer to
work on a farm near Cooper at eighteen
dollars a month and found.
Lewis d Clark are building an addition of
sixty feet to their already lengthy store. 1t
will be great improvement.
Will Stedman goes to Berrien Center to
put on one of his plays. He is billed for
different localities under the auspices of the
G. a. X.
Kind Waverly people dubbed together and
surprised Mart Westcott on his 51st birthday.
Mart says he surprised his stomach with a
good, square meal of victuals.
The band boys played the Soldier of
Fortune" at Kendalls last week to full
house. When we say full house." we
don't mean they were all drunk.
The numerous friends of Mrs. Stell Fergu-
son made her a surprise on her 2Sth birthday
and left several fine presents. splendid
dinner was one of the features of the occasion
We thought the incorporation war ended
bat it seems to be revived and often leads "a
disagreeable personalities on the street, such
as would not be allowed in ali incorporated
village.
Streator of Waverly, has hired Charles
Johnson to work for him the coming year
lie has built an addition to his shop, which
is nineteen dollars per month.
z. T. Streator of Waverly. bought Gin
cinatti fire proof SAFE He could not open it with
the combination sent him, and so took il &c
Paw Paw, and the experts there had no bet
| ter success. He is now waiting for the
vendors to send another.
ID. ID. Wise has been appointed postmaster
here and will take the Office April LIST IL his
commission arrives. He will continue the
ollioo a.. the old stand, having rented it OF
Myers. We live under q democratic admin
istration and don't kick against having dem
ocrats appointed to Office. Dave is a goo6
fellow, capable business man and vii
make good postmaster. We don't know
any democrat whom we would rather SCI
thus honored than our friend Wise. Ed
A Waverly man being DESTROYS of having
an early breakfast. and his wife being in poo
health, insisted on helping her. She told
him he might cook some oatmeal, which ht
proceeded 10 do. Being in great hurry, b,
thought he would make breakfast of it snc
| let his wife get hers OF her leisure. AS b,
was eating it, he observed that il was no
az good as some she had previously cooked
The reason was obvious as, after he had fin
ished his pudding, she discovered that he hat
made it of bran.
Absence from the city last week prevente,
us from noting the casualties which hap
pened here, some of which were as follows
Married, March 9th, 1887, at the residence
of Phil. Bush, Elder Smith officiating, Mis-
Eunice Whitelaw of Goblevilie, to w. II
Adriance Of Waverly. At last accounts tn
parties we're doing well. Married, Marcel
14th, 1887, at the residence of Orlie Harmon
Elder Lewis officiating, Miss May Harmon L
Mr.. John Banker. They took the early traii
for bridal trip to Jackson county.
Having 10 leave the church here was rathe
an unexpected blow to Elder Lewis, az b
had made all preparations to stay anothe
year, and was not notified until January tina
change was contemplated. What make
the case seem more uniustifable is the fac
! that Inc has donated his back salary TO ia
church from time to time, to the amount G
$3.50. We are sorry n change has bee
made, as il is very expensive for Elder Lew
: 20 move, on account of his large family. II
will preach his last sermon here next Sunda,